That’s not bad. Mine was - day one: a little tired and things taste funny.

Day two through 10: slept 23 hours a day and ate food in the 1 hour I was awake.

Spez is a maroon

Reddit is not moderated by paid corporate employees. It’s all volunteer labor.

Exit old.reddit.com

Fine, hard mode challenge: tissue paper!

I just subscribe to whatever content I want to see. Wish my feed defaulted to subscribed instead of all because I hate lemm.ee.

Good bot

Most people are content consumers, not creators. It looks like the exodus was largely that if users so…

The problem is that quite a few content creators become entrenched using their platform and they don’t want to move on. Just look at all the journalists and human rights advocated still using Twitter. Now they’re being doxxed and their platform destroyed but they still won’t leave.

I visited /r/space the other day and everyone there was complaining how the mods weren’t doing their jobs and their sub was being spammed to death with removedty posts, OT content, porn etc. Kind of funny and exactly what was predicted.

Some of those even link to the reddit thread! So if anything it diverts Lemmy users back to reddit.

Reminds me of early days of Linux.

You should ditch windows and switch to Linux! It has everything!

What I can I do on it?

You can compile your own kernel!

…

TL;DR: X’s rate increases are costing the service about ¥6 million per month. As that is very expensive, they would rather spend their money developing their own platform and using a free social media platform to disseminate information.

”…move our operations onto different platforms will eventually only result in the same outcome as this time and therefore will not be considered.”

Yeah, the problem here as I see it is that just the same as Twitter, this social media service is still owned by a single owner corporation who is running the service for a profit and they will eventually sell user data or bastardize the service. Ive been on the internet for 30 years, social media and websites come and go and so does their popularity.

Which raises another point, how are the bills being paid for with any of these services, including lemmy? TAANSTAFL.